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Slightly uphill approach to #1 green.
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#1 green slopes back left to front right.
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Back tees at the par 5 #2 require carry over desert.
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Front tees at #2 offer an open fairway sloping to the middle from both sides.
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Bunkers guard the left side and desert the right side of #2 fairway.
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Elevated #2 green slopes front right to back left.
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Up-slope on front and bunkers on back protect the par 3 #3.
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Large #3 green slopes back left to right front.
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Par 4, dogleg right #4 is our #1 handicap hole. Favor left center of fairway.
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Drives on #4 can end up in grass bunkers on the right or depression across the middle of the fairway.
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Bunkers protect the right side and desert the left of #4 green.
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Par 5, dogleg left #5 requires a little carry to set up second shot.
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Front tees on #5 offer an open shot.
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Wash across #5 fairway requires choice of layup or carry on second shot.
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Uphill #5 green protected by grass bunkers on front right and sand in back.
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From back tees, par 4 dogleg right #6 calls for left side tee shot. Trouble on right.
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From the front tees on #6, the view is open, but keep it left center.
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Uphill approach to #6 green may need carry over bunkers on the right.
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#6 green slopes back right to front left.
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With its spectacular view, par 3 #7 is our signature hole. Being long is trouble.
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#7's long green slopes back left to right front.
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Par 4 #8 is fairly straight and uphill. Favor right half.
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Grass bunkers protect both sides of #8 green.
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Before leaving #8, turn around to take in the view.
View of the Catalina Mountains from #8 green.
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#8 green slopes back right to front left.
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From par 4 #9 tees, a drive 10 yards beyond the 150-marker will carry over a cliff to a wash.
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From the whites on #9, the green's not yet visible.
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Just in front of the 30-foot cliff, approach to #9 requires right distance to a narrow depth green.
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False front and traps in back leave little room for error.
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#9 green slopes back left to front right.
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On par 4, dogleg left #10, tee shots call for carry over a pond
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#10 forward tees reduce carry over water to a wide fairway. Aim just right of left bunkers.
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Very receptive #!0 green has right side bunkers. Must carry the front.
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Need to avoid pot bunkers on left side of #10 green.
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Need to avoid grass bunkers on left side of #10 green.
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#11 left dogleg offers a bailout fairway on the right to avoid bunkers.
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#11 has pot bunkers 100 yards out, traps in the back and right.
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#11 green is long and narrow with hump mid-right.
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Par 3 #12 calls for carry over grass bunker, but favor the left side.
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#12 green is large and relatively flat.
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Par 4 #13 has bunkers on both sides of fairway.
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#13 elevated green requires an approach that carries the front.
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A ridge runs through the center of #13 green. Important to be on the right level.
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Front of 13 slopes left to right and back slopes right to left.
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At par 4 #14, bunnies are free, birdies are up to you.
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#14 approach favors left side, but avoid bunker on left.
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Large #14 green has subtle undulations.
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Short par 4 #15 doesn't require driver. Fairway runs out inside 100 yard marker.
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#15 green is protected by bunkers right, back and left.
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#15 green slopes front to back and right to left.
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Par 5 #16 rewards tee shot over left moguls.
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#16 layup to 100 yards is open. Avoid bunkers on right.
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Three-tiered #16 green slopes right to left with falloff on left and backsides.
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Elevated par 3 #17 is protected by bunkers on left and slope back and right.
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Two-tiered #17 green slopes back left to right front.
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No need for driver on #18. Aim for bunker straight out.
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#18 tee shot short of bunker leaves around 100 yards to green.
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#18 green well protected by bunkers all around.
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Last view of the mountains until you stop in at The Views Bistro patio.